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  • January 3, 2013
  • August 2, 2025

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Access a vast collection of Swaminarayan kirtans with audio, live group sessions, and study tools. Explore over 10,500 sacred songs in Gujarati and English, perfect for daily devotion, festivals, and community gatherings.

10,500+ Kirtans
Audio Renditions
Live Community Sessions
Smart Collections
Kirtan Study Tools
Offline Access
Dual Language Support
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What's New in Kirtanavali

4.1.0

August 2, 2025

Our latest update is here! Now you can: - Customise collections with your own images & descriptions. - Discover background stories (leelas) with new kirtan prefaces. - Find kirtan groups easily with on-screen tags. - Enjoy a cleaner reading screen and improved UI. Update now to enhance your devotional experience!

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User reviews

Lots and lots of Mistakes in so many kirtans

9 years ago, I wrote a 5 star review of this app. Now I have the other view. The developers don’t want this app to be a simple Kirtanavali app and instead want a mega app infested with lots of unnecessary features. Also its very very sad that almost all the kirtans has either grammatical mistake, words missing, words changed. This changes the meaning of mul kirtan and forever misguides people. I would request developers to please pay attention to the lyrics of atleast top 2000 kirtans on this app (now you havr this data since redesign) and atleast correct the lyrics. Do not use kirtanavali published by kalupur mandir for reference because that itself has so many mistakes. Please use reference of other authentic publications.
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This Update is not really user friendly Bhakto

Mare 5 star apva padya che kem ke 1 or 2 star apva e kirtanavali mate saru na kevay as a Haribhagat.
But aa app bau j confusing che
Amuk kirtans nathi malta..
History bau ochi batave che
All in all not user friendly
Please kaik change karo kem ke bau j regular base par ame aa kirtanavali use krie chie ame.
Mandir ma pan bau haribhakto ni complain che le nathi favti aa update em.
Ketlak haribhakto e use krvani pan band kri didhi
Please do something.
Dandvat pranam sah
Jay shree Swaminarayan
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Kirtanvali

2 star - reason: needs audio version as otherwise you don’t know the tune to sing these. Some of these kirtan’s are not all found on YouTube or google either

Satsangi

Great kirtanavali but Need to correct some of mistakes and should makes it easy when you search kirtans.

હેતલકુમાર ભાવસારના જય સ્વામિનારાયણ 🙏🙏

ખુબ જ પ્રસંશનીય ઉપયોગી ભગવાનમાં પ્રેમ નિપજવનારી કીર્તનાવલી છે .

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What is Kirtanavali?

Kirtanavali is a comprehensive devotional app for Swaminarayan devotees. It offers a vast collection of over 10,500 sacred kirtans in both Gujarati and English transliteration, complete with audio renditions and tools for studying their meaning and context.

What are the key features of Kirtanavali?

Key features include a large kirtan database, audio versions of songs, live community sessions for synchronized singing, smart collections for organizing kirtans, detailed kirtan study tools, offline access, and dual language support.

Is Kirtanavali free to use?

Yes, the Kirtanavali app is completely free to use. It does not feature any in-app purchases or advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted devotional experience.

Can I use Kirtanavali offline?

Yes, Kirtanavali offers offline access, meaning you can access its extensive kirtan collection and features even without an internet connection. This makes it ideal for use anywhere, anytime.

Who is Kirtanavali designed for?

This app is perfect for daily prayers, meditation, festival celebrations like Janmashtami and Diwali, community gatherings, personal devotional practice, learning Gujarati through kirtans, and temple services.